Ferrari driver suspended for 90 days after filming himself behind the wheel
- The LTO suspended a Ferrari driver’s license for 90 days after he filmed himself while driving
- Acting Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez condemned the act as dangerous and arrogant
- The driver was issued a show cause order to explain possible violations including reckless and distracted driving
- His car was also placed under alarm status pending the outcome of the investigation
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The Land Transportation Office (LTO) announced on Saturday the 90-day suspension of a Ferrari driver’s license after he recorded himself while driving the luxury sports car.
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Acting Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez called the incident a clear display of recklessness, warning that such behavior endangers not only the driver but also other motorists and pedestrians.
“Delikado 'yung mga ganitong gawain kasi hindi lang siya 'yung pwedeng mapahamak, kundi pati ibang road users. Kaya hindi natin palalampasin ito, para hindi na rin gayahin ng iba. Bawal ang mayabang at arogante driver,” Lopez stated.
He also reminded the public that responsible and disciplined driving should always take priority over personal gratification.
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“Dapat na laging pairalin ang tamang pag-uugali sa pagmamaneho at isipin ang kapakanan ng lahat at hindi ang pansariling interes lamang,” he added.
The LTO issued a show cause order summoning the driver to appear before the agency’s Intelligence and Investigation Division in Quezon City on October 30.
The driver was asked to explain why he should not be charged with Reckless Driving and violation of the Anti-Distracted Driving Act, and why his license should not be suspended or revoked for being an “Improper Person to Operate a Motor Vehicle.”
According to the order, the driver’s license will be "preventively suspended for 90 days" pending the investigation, and his Ferrari with plate number NBY7985 has been placed under alarm status.
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